Dr. Holdsworth's Petition, to be bailed.

Upon reading the Petition of Doctor Holdsworth,
desiring he may be bailed: It is Ordered, To be
recommended to the House of Commons, in regard of
his great Indisposition of his Health.

Answer from the H. C.

Doctor Aylett and Doctor Heath return with this Answer to the Message sent to the House of Commons
Yesterday:

That they will send an Answer to the Particulars, by
Messengers of their own.

E. of Not's Pet. for his Pension from the Customs.

Upon reading the Petition of the Earl of Nottingham,
concerning his Pension out of the Customs: It is Ordered, To be recommended (fn. 1) to the House of Commons.

Ordinance for an Addition to the Vicarage of Kirtling.

An Ordinance was presented to the House, for adding Fifteen Pounds Rent to the Vicarage of Kirtling,
in the County of Cambridg; and it was read, and
Agreed to, and Ordered to be recommended to the
House of Commons, for their Concurrence.

Ordinance concerning the Dutchy of Lancaster Seal.

An Ordinance concerning the Dutchy of Lancaster,
was brought in, read, and approved of; and Ordered
to be sent to the House of Commons, for their Concurrence.

Message to the H C with it; and with the following Particulars.

A Message was sent to the House of Commons, by
Doctor Aylett and Doctor Heath:

1. To communicate to them the Report from the
Committee of both Kingdoms, concerning Sir John Henderson.

2. To desire Concurrence in the Addition to the
Order for Colonel Morgan to command in Chief the
Forces in the County of Gloucester.

3. To put them in Mind of the Order for Colonel
Berrowe.

4. To communicate to them the Petition of the Lady
Chaworth; and desire their Concurrence, that it be referred to the Committee of Lords and Commons for
Sequestrations.

5. To recommend Doctor Holdsworth' Petition to
them.

6. To recommend to them the Petition of the Earl
of Nottingham.

7. To deliver to them the Ordinance concerning the
Dutchy Seal of Lancaster, and desire their Concurrence
therein.

The Earl of Northumb. reported a Paper from the
Committee of both Kingdoms; which was read, as followeth:

Col. Fielder discharged from being Governor of Farnham; and desired by the Surrey Gentlemen to command their Forces against Donnington.

Upon the Desire and Certificate of the Committee
and County of Surrey; Order is given by the Committee of both Kingdoms, for the slighting the Fortifications at Farnham; Colonel Feilder, the Governor of that
Place, having had his Commission by an Order of both
Houses, desires that his Discharge may be likewise from
them; and the Gentlemen of Surrey desire that he may
have a Commission to command the Five Companies
of Foot, and the Troop of Horse, sent forth by that
County, for the Service at Donington.

Ordered, That Colonel Feilder, Governor of Farnham, is hereby discharged of any further Government
there, by reason of his Commission granted him by both
Houses of Parliament; and the Concurrence of the
House of Commons desired herein.

Message from the H. C. to revive the Committee for Church Government;

A Message was brought from the House of Commons, by Mr. Zouch Tate;

To desire Concurrence in these Particulars:

1. That the Committee for Accommodation in Matter of Church Government, and all Powers given them
by the former Order, be revived; and that the Lords
Concurrence be desired herein.

about Lord Grey of Groby's Arrears;

2. An Order, That the Lord Gray of Groby, upon
Accompt, in Part of his Arrears, shall have the Benefit of those Two Assessments for the Twentieth Part,
discovered by him to the Committee at Haberdashers
Hall, and not formerly discovered to the said Committee.

Agreed to.

and with an Ordinance.

3. An Ordinance for passing the Place of Master of
the Rolls to Mr. Speaker, under the Great Seal.

(Here enter it.)

Agreed to.

The Answer returned was:

Answer.

That this House will send an Answer concerning the
Order for the Committee of Accommodation in Matters of Church Government: To the rest of the Particulars, this House agrees to them.

Answer from the H. C.

Doctor Aylett and Doctor Heath return with this Answer from the House of Commons:

That they agree to the Ordinance concerning Colonel
Morgan, with the Addition; and they agree to the Report concerning Sir John Henderson, and to the Order
concerning Colonel Feilder: To the rest of the Particulars, that House will send an Answer by Messengers
of their own.

Parishioners of St. Dunstan's in the East, to shew Cause for not admitting Mr. Wilkinson to be their Minister.

Ordered, That some of the Parishioners of Dunstan's
in the East shall, within Four Days after the serving
of this Order, shew sufficient Cause to this House, why
Mr. Henry Wilkinson Junior, a Member of the Assembly, is not accepted of amongst them for their Minister, according to the Ordinance of both Houses of
Parliament.

Hawes's Cause.

Upon hearing again the Counsel on both Sides, (fn. 2)in
the Cause between Anne Hawes Widow and the Governors of Christ's Hospitall Plaintiffs, and Nic. Hawes
Defendant: It is Ordered, That this House will hear
the Attorney of the Court of Wards and Liveries
To-morrow Sevennight, what he can say concerning this Business, that Court being charged with Injustice.

Message from the H. C. about preparing an Answer to the Papers from the Scots Commissioners;

A Message was brought from the House of Commons, by Mr. Nath. Fiennes, &c.

To desire Concurrence in these Particulars:

1. That the Committee of Lords and Commons, to
whom it is referred to prepare an Answer upon the
Votes concerning the Papers from the Scotts Commissioners, may meet this Afternoon.

Agreed to.

2. That Power be given to the Committee appointed to prepare an Answer upon the Scotts Papers, likewise to prepare Answer to such Parts of the Scotts
Papers as those Votes do not extend unto; keeping
themselves still to the Matter of those Votes already
passed both Houses in this Business; and to make Report thereof with all Speed.

Agreed to.

and with a Committees Name for Advance of Money.

3. That Mr. Henry Darley be, and is hereby, added
to the Committee of Lords and Commons, for Advance of Monies, sitting at Haberdashers Hall, in the
room of Mr. Wm. Strode, deceased.

Agreed to.

The Answer returned was:

Answer.

That this House agrees to all the Particulars of this
Message.

Ordinance for a Commission to pass the Great Seal, to appoint Mr. Lenthall Master of the Rolls.

"Ordered, by the Lords and Commons in Parliament assembled, That Oliver St. John Esquire, His
Majesty's Solicitor General, be hereby authorized and
required to prepare a Bill, containing a Grant of the
Office of Master or Keeper of the Rolls to William
Lenthall Esquire, Speaker of the Commons House,
according to the Tenor of the Ordinance of Parliament to him of the said Place; and that the
Commissioners of the Great Seal of England do
pass the said Grant under the said Great Seal accordingly."

Col. Morgan to be Commander in Chief in Gloucestershire.

"Ordered, by the Lords and Commons assembled
in Parliament, That Colonel Thomas Morgan be
Commander in Chief of all the Forces of the Coun
ty of Gloucester sheir; and that the Members of
both Houses, that are of the Committee of both
Kingdoms, do grant him a Commission accordingly; reserving to Sir Thomas Fairefax all Powers
formerly granted to him by both Houses of Parliament."

Col. Fielder discharged from being Governor of Farnham;

It is this Day Ordered, by the Lords and Commons in Parliament assembled, That Colonel Feilder,
Governor of Farnham, is hereby discharged of any
further Government there, the Fortification being to
be slighted.

and to command the Surrey Forces against Donnington.

"And that the said Colonel Feilder may have a Commission, from the Members of both Houses that are
of the Committee of both Kingdoms, to command
the Five Companies of Foot, and the Troop of
Horse, sent forth by the County of Surry, for the
present Service of Dunnington: And, upon the Question, assented unto."